La Hierba Luisa

Very nice and cozy place. There are several places you can order food (tapas) and drinks from. The staff is helpful but doesn't speak English. There is a huge selection of wines and gourmet food in the middle of the area organized as a store. There is free WiFi but had limited connectivity. The toilets are very clean and free to use.

Not a good place for a "gastro experience" Excessively expensive canned food Inattentive service The Russian salad was served on a warm plate where the mayonnaise was the dominant ingredient, and little else was discernible. The cheese combination was a misstep, as all three were too strong, and the bourbon vanilla quince paste was a terrible contrast, failing to envelop or enhance the flavors. We had to ask for some bread to wash it down, and they forgot the ham we ordered. Frankly, disappointing.

Well… I had high expectations, to be honest, but… the potato salad was just pure mayonnaise, the cheese choices were very strong, considering we have over 1000 different cheeses in Spain… Being part of El Corte Inglés, I thought the experience would be incredible, but apparently not…